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United States, appellee v. James M. Leonard et al. (Silver), defendants-appellants
In Applying 'Howey' Court Can Look to Parties' Positions to Evaluate Expectation of Investor Control
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Massive pharmaceutical settlements and a handful of hefty verdicts grabbed headlines in the Eastern District in 2010, along with Facebook, Oprah Winfrey and a student who claimed his school was spying on him through a laptop webcam.Florida Sees Little Change in Sentencing Post-'Booker'
When the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark sentencing rulings, defense attorneys in South Florida rejoiced. But 15 months later, prosecutors are the ones smiling, as judges in the area have opted to stay mostly within the guidelines. Some cite pressure from the Republican-controlled Congress and the Justice Department as a reason to be nervous about using more discretion in sentencing. "No one wants to be the judge that sticks his head out to be chopped off," said one.Green Island Power Authority, petitioners v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, respondent
Free With Registration: FERC Arbitrarily Denied Power Authority's Motion To Intervene in Hydroelectric Project's Relicensing
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Law Firm Accounting and Financial Management, Seventh Edition
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Jordan Panel Systems Corp., plaintiff-appellant v. Turner Construction Co., defendant-respondent
Subcontractor Knew of Contractor�s Intent Not to Be Bound by Oral Award Until Written Agreement Signed
Ardizzone v. Bloomberg, 103406/09
Publication Date: 2010-08-24 Practice Area: Criminal Practice
Industry: Court: Supreme Court, County of New York, IAS Part11 Judge: Justice Joan A. Madden Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 103406/09
Cite as: Ardizzone v. Bloomberg, 103406/09, NYLJ 1202470944870, at *1 (Sup., NY, Decided August 16, 2010)Justice Joan A. MaddenAugust 16,
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